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"Still life of flowers" oil on canvas from the 1950s by Ottorino Campagnari. Ottorino Campagnarini (Mestre 1910 - Turin 1987), studied painting at the art school in Mestre, under the professor Giuseppe Urbani. Settled in Turin in 1935, since 1940 he had exhibited regularly at the National Quadrennial of Art of the Promoter of Fine Arts in Turin, at the Gazzetta del Popolo cultural artist, at the Circolo degli Artisti in Turin. He also exhibited in group exhibitions: in Washington, Chicago, London, Turin, Naples, Milan, Rome etc. Personal exhibitions in Turin (Galleria Martina), Imperia, Milan (Galleria Bolzani), Valle d'Aosta, Gressoney-St. Jean (Palazzo Municipio) etc. He has had prizes in competitions and impromptu. Period: 1950s Measurements: In frame H 98 x W 77 x D 5.5 / Canvas H 80 x W 60 cm
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"Val d'Ayas" oil on canvas by Silvio Allason (1843-1912), signed and dated S.Allason 1909 lower left, in excellent condition. Silvio Allason (Turin 1845 - 1912), was first employed in the Ministry of War, but from around 1867 he devoted himself only to painting. After a stay in Florence, he was a pupil in Turin, at the Accademia Albertina, of E. Gamba and A. Gastaldi for the figure, studying however, at the same time, landscape with his cousin Ernesto and, upon his death, with E. Perotti . He began exhibiting at the Turin Promoter in 1869; in 1873 he had a notable success with the painting "In ambuato"; in 1876 he exhibited "The rescue". He made a specialty of the effects of moonshine with figures. He also exhibited in Milan, Naples, Paris (Salon of 1878), Nice, where one of his paintings "Among the rocks" was purchased for the Chéret Museum. Other works of his are in the Civic Museum of Turin. But an unknown title of Allison in landscape art is given by an infinity of studies from life, which he almost never showed, rich in superior elements, such as the wisdom and taste of composition, heroically patient drawing, simply effective technique and excellent color. Period: 1909 Measurements: In frame H 68 x W 128.5 x D 5.5 / Canvas H 52 x W 112.5 cm
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Out of stockOriginal antique 17th-century Piedmontese frame in ebonized wood and gold. Period: '600 Measurements: H 99.5 x W 123 x D 7 / Internal light H 74 x W 92.5 cm
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Out of stock"Scarabeo Ercole" etching by Luigi Bartolini. The sheet is H 235 x L 285 mm. The title is written in pencil at the bottom left. Edition in pencil at the lower center, it is 12 out of 50 copies. The signature in pencil is Luigi Bartolini on the lower right. It is displayed at the National Institute of Graphics, Prints and Drawings Department, in Rome. Luigi Bartolini (Cupramontana 1892 - Rome 1963), spent his youth among Rome, Siena and Florence, attending Academies of Fine Arts and staying for a long time in Galleries, Museums and Libraries. In 1914 he began to engrave in etching, in which he gained wide fame. Writer, painter and heated polemicist, poet, exuberant critic, he had conflicts that remained famous. In 1932 he won the highest prize shared with Morandi and Boccioni at the engraving exhibition in Florence. In 1935 he earned the Rome Quadrennial Award for the best etching artwork. In 1942 he obtained the prize at the Venice Biennale for his black and white technique. His paintings with large and sumptuous brushstrokes of color, of a lively immediacy, brought him to the fore among the most renowned artists. Period: 1934 Measurements: In frame H 53.5 x W 63 x D 1 / Plate H 23.5 x W 28.5 cm
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Out of stockWriting desk, from the 1950s, desk in mahogany. In very good condition, small lack of veneer on one drawer. Period: 1950s Measurements: H 75 x W 117 x D 68 cm
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Sideboard with bar space, from the 1950s, by Pier luigi Colli. Elegant cylindrical carved legs, built in elm, briar and brass, top in green formica, excellent condition, the formica has to be glued slightly and the glass in the internal top has to be replaced. Period: 1950s Measurements: H 98 x W 158 x D 48.5 cm
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Out of stockAntique original Poltrona Frau from the early 1900s, in good condition. Period: Early 20th century Measurements: H 90 x W 80 x D 105.5 cm
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Out of stockOriginal lithograph (III / XXX) by Joan Mirò (1893-1983). Edition of 30 copies, Roman numerals, this is 3rd out of 30. Signed on the lower right. Period: Twentieth century Measurements: Print H 38.5 x L 29.5 / Paper H 66 x L 50 cm